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Rhonda And Marvin Vinson of Lilburn, Georgia, are living the American dream. Married 15 years, the couple has money in the bank–a little over $60,000–plus a home worth $375,000, stocks...
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Gene Wade Named CEO Of The Propel Center, a New HBCU Technology and Learning Hub
Respected social entrepreneur and education advocate Gene Wade named CEO of HBCU's new Propel Center.
40 Years Of The King Holiday: A Promise Renewed, A Legacy Reimagined
The movement to secure the holiday began almost immediately after Dr. King’s assassination in 1968 at the Lorraine Motel, which now stands as the National Civil Rights Museum.
NBA Season Begins With Fans and Their Money Stuck At Home
Lucrative TV deals and overwhelming popularity will be critical to the National Basketball Association (NBA) as it navigates a new season with few fans able to attend games – and...
A Profile In Courage
An audit notice from the Internal Revenue Service can send shivers down the spine of even the steeliest taxpayer. But with a daughter entering college and hard-earned dollars at stake, Lori Singleton-Clarke decided to fight the U.S. tax collection agency on a nearly $15,000 deduction she knew she deserved. Singleton-Clarke was not upset or worried when she learned of the impending audit. “I thought somehow they didn’t have all the paperwork,†she recalls.